Grand Prix Rejects

Best
1. Watka
2. UgncreativeUsergname


Worst
1. Davidellias
2. peteroli34

I think multiple people forgot about this.

Best

peteroli34 (16)
Bleu (16)
UgncreativeUsergname (12)
pi314159 (10)
watka (10)
roblomas52 (6)

It's a tie, and I have to go with peteroli34. The track is twisty, plenty of elevation change, and an overall fantastic layout. But it was close, I wasn't sure who I'd go for for a few minutes.

Worst

Davidellias (20)
roblomas52 (18)
peteroli34 (8)
AxelP800 (8)
pi314159 (6)
watka (4)

Davidellias takes the worst track this time around, followed by roblomas52.

I said I'd give a special award to roblomas52 earlier. Well, the elevation changes look like they are either from hell, or cracks in the Earth's crust appeared and that was the result. Either way, it was about 20 km from a place known as "World's End State Park" That added some spice to the general location and idea of the circuit, I'd be surprised if he designed the track in that location by accident.

Well i wasnt expecting to win didnt actually think that my track was that good.

So as i have to come up with the next idea and i dont actually have any idea about what to do i am going to get you to design a track in my local area

Rules

Track must be located in this area http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6091914
Length must be no longer then 10KM
You can create your own purpose built circuit or a street track

go_Rubens wrote:I think multiple people forgot about this.

Best

peteroli34 (16)
Bleu (16)
UgncreativeUsergname (12)
pi314159 (10)
watka (10)
roblomas52 (6)

It's a tie, and I have to go with peteroli34. The track is twisty, plenty of elevation change, and an overall fantastic layout. But it was close, I wasn't sure who I'd go for for a few minutes.

Worst

Davidellias (20)
roblomas52 (18)
peteroli34 (8)
AxelP800 (8)
pi314159 (6)
watka (4)

Davidellias takes the worst track this time around, followed by roblomas52.

I said I'd give a special award to roblomas52 earlier. Well, the elevation changes look like they are either from hell, or cracks in the Earth's crust appeared and that was the result. Either way, it was about 20 km from a place known as "World's End State Park" That added some spice to the general location and idea of the circuit, I'd be surprised if he designed the track in that location by accident.

That was a genuine accident because all I did was type the location you wanted into the search bar and it came up with that

peteroli34 wrote: i am going to get you to design a track in my local area

Rules

Track must be located in this area http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6091914

Ermm, when I am not at uni, this is 20 minutes down the road from me - this is my local motorway junction! (Unless I come from the north, in which case I use junction 29 for the A127...).

EDIT: Just created a track - but gmaps forced me to create an account before I could save it and get the link.

EDIT 2: My favourite section would be the long curve just before the 2 km point, just by the kart track - it would be long, sweeping uphill section here. There is also a nice downhill section onto the roundabout at the 1 km point - a real test of braking ability! The section from the 4th to 5th km points are on an elevated section over what looks like marshland after a downpour, and I think would probably need to be strengthened if cars were to race on it - I am sure the bridge has oscillated when I have just come off the motorway at 70 mph...

A nice,simple,short effort from me:

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6092399

Pretty much nailed on for the worst track nomination: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6093530

watka wrote:Pretty much nailed on for the worst track nomination: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6093530

Similar tactic to me I see - base it round a shopping centre where there is plenty of parking, and make sure there are roundabouts and gradient changes at junctions!

dr-baker wrote:

watka wrote:Pretty much nailed on for the worst track nomination: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6093530

Similar tactic to me I see - base it round a shopping centre where there is plenty of parking, and make sure there are roundabouts and gradient changes at junctions!

The shape of said centre kind of reminds me of Epcot. Maybe it's just me.

my design in Grays

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com?r=6093943

gmap-pedometer looks way different and also claims to be called milermeter.com even though the URL is the same. But anyway:

go_Rubens: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6091940
dr-baker: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6091982
UgncreativeUsergname: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6092264
WaffleCat: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6092399
watka: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6093530
roblomas52: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com?r=6093943

Best
1. go_Rubens
2. WaffleCat

Worst
1. dr-baker
2. roblomas52

UgncreativeUsergname wrote:Worst
1. dr-baker

Really? For once, I am sad. I love driving on these particular roads. I had a little bit of a challenge linking together my favourite juctions with some great elevation changes on the approach to many, and with long sweepers in other places.

Still, this runs a close second for favourite tracks I created...

Best
1. roblomas52 (for once!)
2. go_rubens

Worst
1. Wafflecat
2. UgncreativeUsergname

Best

1. UgncreativeUsergname
2. dr-baker (yes, I'm serious)

Worst

1. roblomas52
2. watka

go_Rubens wrote:Best
2. dr-baker (yes, I'm serious)

Yay!

Good:
1.watka
2.dr-baker

less good
1.go_Rubens
2.UgncreativeUsergname

(Other) commitments have me held back again. So here we have the results of the voting!

Best

1. go_Rubens (10)
2. dr-baker (8)
3. UgncreativeUsergname (6)
4. watka (6)
5. roblomas52 (6)
6. WaffleCat (4)

I win again, so I guess I make up the next competition! I have to admit, I wasn't expecting to win, it was just the way the votes played out.

Worst

1. roblomas52 (10)
2. UgncreativeUsergname (8)
3. WaffleCat (6)
4. go_Rubens (6)
5. dr-baker (6)
6. watka (4)

Competitive here as well, and Rob takes the cake again.

An award has to be given to all of us, for the votes in both best and worst track having the order 10, 8, 6, 6, 6, 4 after being added up

*NEW CHALLENGE*

The Competition of Long Squigly Lines!

-The track can be anywhere in the world
-The length must be between 13.707 km (length of Le Mans) and 20.832 km (length of Nordschleife)
-There must be a 1 km straight somewhere, it doesn't matter where
-At least 50% of the track has to be public roads
-Have fun!
-Design away!

New York
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com?r=6106457
the 2.1km pit straight is on broadway
it is 16.7174 km

peteroli34 wrote:http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6106301

Ah yes, Barvaux, I know that place fairly well, having played golf there for a few years

Anyways, I'm returning to this competition with a barely legal (20.7398 km) mix of Reims-Gueux and Pescara around my preferred area: the commune in which I live (with Chaudfontaine also making a short appearance in the Northwest corner). http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6106659

Behold, the Nurburgring Sudostschleife!: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6106973

Perth GP
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6108188

go_Rubens wrote:Best

1. go_Rubens (10)
2. dr-baker (8)

So close! And I had what I think is a decent track-designing brief...

OK, so for this round, I have come up with two tracks (my choice of which shall be put forward as the official entry shall come at the end). The first, the Kingston-Surbiton-Kingston-Hampton track, is 20.2692 km, about half-a-km within the maximum. (Without the Hampton Court extension, with the track having a hairpin at the roundabout just past Kingston Bridge, the track would have been halm-a-km short of the minimum). The second (Kingston-Surbiton-Thames Ditton-Hampton) is similar, but just takes a different route from Surbiton to Hampton Court and is shorter at 15.8291 km. And my official entry shall be... the first, longer one (even if it would need a bit of road construction along the bank of the Thames...).

Fredericton Street Circuit aka James Generic's hometown

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6109258

17.xxx km

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6108457

A track located on one of Denmark's most beautiful roads, with the main straight located between the North Sea and the Fjord. The track runs around Vest Stadil Fjord, and is inspired partially by the Le Mans track. It contains mostly long straights and fast kinks, but also some slower corners. From kilometer 15 to 16.5, there is a series of medium-speed corners, resembling the Porsche curves.

Let's try Russian GP:

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6110011

Voting will now begin:

peteroli34http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6106301
roblomas52http://www.gmap-pedometer.com?r=6106457
UgncreativeUsergnamehttp://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6106560
tommyklhttp://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6106659
watkahttp://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6106973
HawkAussiehttp://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6108188
dr-bakerhttp://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6108272
AxelP800http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6109258
pi314159http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6108457
Bleuhttp://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6110011

Best
1. tommykl
2. watka

Most rejectful
1. AxelP800
2. HawkAussie

Good

Watka
pi314159


Not so Good
Axelp800
Dr-Baker

Good:
1.UgncreativeUsergname
2.tommykl

Rejects:
1.AxelP800
2.HawkAussie

Ja

roblomas52
tommykl

Ne, gospod

AxelP800
HawkAussie

Good ones
1. pi314159
2. peteroli34

Not so good ones
1. dr-baker
2. watka

I think my circuit is the best

bathplugging awesome
1.dr-baker
2.AxelP800

Bathplugging less awesome
1.HawkAussie
2.Watka

Best
1. tommykl (14)
2. watka (10)
2. pi314159 (10)
4. UgncreativeUsergname (6)
4. roblomas52 (6)
4. dr-baker (6)
7. peteroli34 (4)
7. AxelP800 (4)
tommykl wins in a round where eight tracks were worthy of points.

Most rejectful
1. AxelP800 (24)
2. HawkAussie (18)
3. dr-baker (10)
4. watka (8)
This was a bit more clear-cut; AxelP800 and HawkAussie were the big ones, the former winning by six points.

Well, opinion definitely seemed split on my track.

Alrighty then.

You must design a replacement circuit for Spa-Francorchamps which has unexpectedly shut down. You are limited to the Ardennes (the Belgian ones, not the French ones), the circuit must be between 6km and 8km long and be 90% public roads. Essentially, the only purpose-built sections should be roundabout bypasses or chicane cuts. I only ask for the track to be in the Ardennes. It can be in the forest or in an urban area.

Go nuts.